The Sun. — London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

1 ( . • -;„ ' q`' • • . • r - ' ,r 4 I.sP, •%„, . . . " ()E,)'11111 1 ).!!!(1 • - Vr fd•A.Vialiqpfe.e\ ' arro- - 4 01 - e s e_ i r4a-,-4, 477, le de- e. ~~~ ~~~ ,~ ~ .~ ~` IkTt.rlT-nr.R. 'Bl .] PICTU4LL _VG- 01 , fIC P, 041. 21 , I'sl S. E CO MMISSIONEI?,S fur VICTUA LL 1 His ,'l44.rEsTrs A",l Y do herein, give Notice, at "F the :3011, I ns t an t, they will be ready to re cle;ve renderszn wri ing (sealed up). aw/ treat for Tfirec "fired 97r Quarter s o f N EW PALE, and One ' Thindred ferB Of NEW CI,OsE.D RIED AMBER MALT, to he "w ar e rahle to Samples (of not less than One Quart each) to he t Qfin ced with AP the T en d ers ; Thi rty Tons nf VIRGINIA , the and Thirty Toils of CHEESE; to Le Z4l.ivered into his AlajesY 's Victualling Storez' a? Deptford, Pa "4' space of a Fortnight; and t° be pale! for gable, without interest, sixty days alter date. .; .7'k e C onditions if the Contracts may be seen at the Secre -7,1 ,\7•°!.i'gard will h e had to any Tender in which* the Price 4 1 11, t0t b e i nserted in ll'ord, at length, or brat shall not be .I , le ‘ ; ' c r , Yl to the Board, &Are One o'Clock on the said vri'lgY, the 30th Instant ; tier unless the Person who makes :er"fler, 'fl some Person 022 his behalf, attends, to answer ,en called fi n % VICTU4LLLNG- OFFICE, Oct, iD, 1818. P r l iZ COM ; S VICTU.ILLING 3 "/ESTY XIIVY do 'hereby give A'o is e fli,esd the sd of Novemer next, they t• will ct • t h 'early ° receive Ten dcrs in writing (sealed up), andeat be :t:ILh t Hundred of GOLDSTONE or BROWN LaW ILODS (not le ss thanforty-eight inches in len ;), h), GP ansicciable to Sawpks, of not less than flue handred Esc l . " 1 ' G reat rale, to he produced with fh Tenders;e to be de : 'red into hi, llajestq's rictualling Siores at Deptford) ) 4 '4"141 .Y proporti on ; , between the iStli December and the " "r 17 " 'ea ?teal ; to \l ' Lai 110GSUItAD, BARREL, RILDERKIN, FIRRIN, el?(1 ( : ("N I - IORT PINK T , awl STOU HAZEL WOOD c 7/ be de man d e d for, the 'service of the Stores toZ tai d , for One Year, from the 22d of Decohher next, (40 on,weralle to , Samples to he produced with the - 4 eke awl 4: 2¼. E ( all the GRAINS that, may be produced in n e rewhouse iTt Deptford, during the space of e qr, from the 3d of Dec e n t / Jo ' "text. % (42 , ea ()pi "I juns of the m Contracts may be seen at the Sc e.% Mott, L ecr r'l will be had to any Teutle2• in which the Price ,trtithe inserted in Ifrurds at /env'', or Mat shall not er to thelloard keAre One •o'Clock on the said t4 e 34 of November neat ; nor unless the Person a 44 ea 4e Pewter, or sonic Person on his acha.?, 4 t "eh called for. • 4ler. 4 1,? lied ti e Grain's mist ceso be accompanied by • to become ,•A f/I lvorelionfible Persons engagoz, 'e Per dl ' j . .: 2 e :"rly . temterig, in the peita! Sant. of 2001. for • 'tche e COntrace. • I\ll t. WEirS ExFUsenoN. ? i r ilp , -- --7—..- 7 ---- : 1 nn the 1 "14 A tpll'EAT piCtutrE DEVI"! ~ , i414.47,-,:.10't-IP1:11N1109-sit,s,1:iii,c.1-L7u„sirptitCE'll'EJE.Cit;,1:NE'•1:1'i'dS:I.S1(..*F.,E.t;c71-1.1i,-.,ss ,1„,,i,,,r Neriptutal S ti , il e );ects are now EXHII.,II-11\6, t , l v ille e it: ilbmediate l'atrti':l4e of leis Royal Highness t . he e 'Y d d 6"1 1 • • at No 10 5,1' ' ' f 1..-'ll ILL, nearCarlton- House, ...,,, Y irtatu Tett t'ill'Five. . . . CHAS. SMART, Sec. Sp ....__ Su t..„ -----------_,_- - p,„ DE ‘ - ' ll THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF It.Soz is , IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. IttNr;,, Craven -street, 'Strand, Oct. 7, 18 .. 1 1 9 ; I',. tIA,CTIONS sINCE l'ilE LAST R . i e i t ,. '4'. 3 . d. il l 'Okt I/ PORT, viz. A r * i(j,. on. the Earl of Radnor, V.P. Annual 5 5. 0 -.,,itr1ti,,.11,rt. the Countess of Radnor A. 56 0 V'"4.!(tiel4: J ohn ( olpoys, K. R. two Years' (. h. ; I'll 4 4 0 4 ‘,.. _trout I 5 13 0 • sl, •IV I , e pine, per Haromersley 11„,Ni4i,,,,el'Ys, Hart. - A. 5. 5 0 - - Itii w 'iti l d j'' 1 0 0 - - - - Xir': liziounes• Esq. .. A. A 1 0 0 - - •ii p,lz•,;(1. per Harnmeriley - - 5 ks. 1..11)7;1111 - A. 3 3 0 - - 1 , 4 t t 1 . r,. 4) . ,.., 1 'e1 ev A. t 0 0 - •• - l '• II 1', 1 ', ,. -1 : . :q• 10 11 r Years' Benefaction 88 0 ~%Atii,e4il,:v t",".,e, per Vele% and to. A. 2 2 0 N il , ~.,., e.,51 1 A. e 2 ° •Xi k ,nll ik• • - - 4:, ‘'l,ltirih• ... 4xt nn, Esq. per Secretary A.. 2 2 ° t1.4 14, 1m N.'!".3, k4.s a . _ - _ - A. "2 2 0 4,2Nait„',',"clioc ' - _ . b 1-1 0 - t .it • 1it,,,..:L'.1i.11, per floares •. - A. - A' 3 0 dt.'etal \‘.''''', Per ditto - 5 0 0 - - • 1,,"1•.611 Ast,',',. (~.trwriht, per ditto - A. 55 11 ,14'.:lzis s . •(,..,• I "..ti. per ditto - - A. 22 0 ! I (inr r)', % 11, Esq. Per ditto _A.3 3 0 ,i 4s • 14(.4 Esti:per Durrien and Co • - /414' 1-I•Ll'lN'' 1'44. per Cliatteris and . Co. A. 22 o 1. % J„ , s , Esq. _ _ 3 0 0 - Iti i '• ‘‘.4,,bsst I‘ebster 2 2 6 - - J l '• L„, t er I I 0 kr.'" vt'::, "4 - - - - .. - A. 2 2 0 •,.,,• Th, ,d . , Es q. .. - A. 2 2 c. ) - . - 4 iwzrd'iTol3 XV4ring. 1 0 o - r - L'.lNi4ishwell• Esti. Cheltenham A. 2 2 0 - 411/41r, (i4(.IY, oita:i ti(l,.(,:ilielawsitvr t , Years - 22 o tt , . tlittt casiolLii pi,. i' . ' v" - •- 2 0 0 oi l e nom a Hackney Coach, 173 05 • 0 - IV 1 !: ttv 1.. liz,l3t,nt,f.t t. , - - - •10 0 0 - - 20 0 0 , 4 • V, .5.......11` c ,, , ons,' 51. and 21. per Hoare's . 7 0 0 ' (•:. •\ • - • : -It. 'x. 2 1. - . 42 0 tl ii i 41 . 11.__,,1• 2 1. 4 'I 0 - - kin ( • -4•ourld • • Of ~,,' of i In toe Letter Box, 11. Is 2I 0 4110444. qt c.eompts received from the Executors dur gt11s011; Esq. per Treasurer 196 10 7 I t h , IQ r eo ttlB. beht:s:ls(elieveci from various Prisons, iirt:d,tlred 'Jr the Stint of litio the Cas es (hi s ; it, fe : of 111 Petitioners ; p Trtit,ltf.' and d for further loquity 4 Pe t 23.. rirt.t7l4lll. 4.1.?1,4.(z1;411Z..1%t•veac i vet? by John Camden Esq. the kr„ ) ._ Co ) , els4Ya ; also by Illessrs. Herrics, . street; Messrs: Hoares, Fleet ittl!tqtg. C0,1,:z.'!..? hit ,W ore, and Co. Loin bard 7 street ; .Icn 41 , 6 aNI B41(11111%11, C hill itaring-Cr,ss :144; k.,llll.milli. - s o. NI, ssr.. Ham /P.Y th, '2.l.e'rs,..Veres and Cu.: 77, Lomba t thi,'''l , 4 1,,-,,retay, No. 7, .Ctaren=str(.et, Strano; Nl,:,,_!•=bit t i t ,„.' be seta by those who art. inclined tf. '43r ii4l,4''Ve;lll.ll(bitrWlll':Xr te. t SillQiety meet 00 the 4.3;3 '1 7 k. 351 17 8 . ctic i r rtif4 r oc' f )Ir# 10 ,01. r Fr" MONDAY. OCTOBER 26, 181$. PiCTU"LING-Q.PriCE, Oct. 22, IB , t 8. E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING hri.sw.qq_ESTY',9 Nil "Y do hereby give Notice, Tito, on Thorsilay, the WI nf, Nomnber ncal, Mr. 11 7 illianz !leeks, their "-Igen! at Portsmouth, Will he .ready to receive seq/efl Tenders, and treat Jro Due Thousand Quarters .of ENGLISH WI-1 EAT, to weigh fifty-nine_poands per bushel; an d Two 11undred and Fifty Quarters of New Close-dried AMBER MALT , Jru the service of the Victualling Depart ment at thqi Puri; to he ansWerable to Samples to be pro (breed with the Tenders; to be delivered in the space of one ?worth, and to be paid for by Bills, pFyable L without Interest, Sixiy drysaper date. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shah nut he *livered before Twelve o'Cloch On the said TltUrsd,Y, the .sth of November Nita ; nor unless the Person who - ihakes the Tender, or' souse Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called 'Tke Conditions of the contracts 'may be scan at the Vic, tualting-Oj•e e at Portsin,outh..'' VUBLICATIONS% , This Day wer e publislied.- Is ?'Vole. Syn. Pr ii. ss. boards, With ajPortrait front the rare print by Crispin de Passe, the Second Edition of EM RS of rile COUlt4of QUEEN ELI- • . By LUCY Arii.TN. The present Wort,: is composed upon. the - plan of uniting with the I,rsortal History of a Celebrated female Sovereign, and a connected narration of the Domestic Events of her reign, a large portion of Biographical Anecdote, prirate Me moir, and Traits illustrative of the Manners, Modes of Think. ing, and Literature, of an interesting- period of Eirilish History. 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An :14:coAtii of ..thy S))tilu of,tlie it'tat tier Of the Bri tish -Islands, dt,coveh , d . liy Lieittenatit Grorge Nlackenzie. Dvscr.,pi iot of tttr . Vat ur iTa u, , in I! , e Bas and of . the Dis.i.tur ‘Olicit betel it iu 'Nur, 181 S ; et:maim cal 213. Accoool of thr'Exprdit ion to tlie'North Pole. 27. Literiir and ,ciertitic for Publirati •:).- 10 11 1 1tly List of New ations: 2g. .N.Fin IF , ' • i.,10;.-f-Nroi;d;do,lfiecil 1114 - . riages, and foF A;y . F. p4T, Lowitme COINIERCE OF 41 - IF. PACIFIC OCEAN. This Duy was published,'in 1 Vol.. Bra. price 10s. 6d. boards, A IX. .s Al ARY VIEW of the STATISTICS and Existing. Commerce of the 'Principal Shores of the Pacific Ocean; with 'a Sketch of the Advantages, Political and Commercial, which won id result from the E•lablishment of a Central Free Port within its Limits; and, also, of One in the Southern Atlantic, viz. within the. Territory of the Cape of Good Hope, cCM rerritag on the latter,-in particular, the saute Privilege of Direct Trade with InJia art: the Northeru Atlantic, bestowed lately un Alalta and Gihra:tar. By Captain M‘kONNOCHIE, Royal 'Nary. London : Printed 'for J. M. Richardson, NO. 23, Cornhill ; arm W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. . . 4 * * An interesting Review of this Wor';, in Blackwo,d's Edinburgh Magazine, Concludes in the lolli,wing words " Such are the principal speculations contained in OW very " interesting and entertaining Volume, and which are illus " trated in its pages whit cousitlerahlt; variety ~f historiCal " anecdote mid allusion, and their effect farther heightened " by an exceedingly precise and perspicuous general arrange " ment.": • - - -- LITERARY REVIE\V. CONVERSATION: a Didactic Poem, in Three Parts. By wittram Coma, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law, &c. &c. [Continued ] The moral graces' and inrtrurtive precepts which characterize this interesting Poem imlitee ns to renew• our a'lent ion to ir, p3rticulatly for the pur t.ose F pi owe,-ding thro►►gh what we may • stOe the G:,llerv• of Intellectual Portraits, which the Author drew ad vivant of the several Members ,vho constituted the last Club to witielt Dr JonNsotst belonged. They are sketched by' the nand ►>t a .‘la6 et, and, as far as we knew the Originals, we may censure to pronounce them faithful as well as spirited Portraits. 'l'winn'd with this sister art, 'twits FlunNEes* skill Tn paint,the powers of music at his will, Those wondrous powers, which act u•ithaut controul To wake, to rouse, t animate the - soul; or toi►clt the chord where softer notes reply, And pity blends her sympathetic sizh. Such was his skill, and such his bilther art Alike to touch with harniony iiis heart ! Wheae taste and science happily combirett To spew the pi educe of a cultued mind. happy spirit who with varied grace ''''"'"l' 4 l l ilegncatl►'d tlyse tale Ats to thy rising rate, : 'Where Therney s name wth freshe d (►Toon) still liv es To shame those legacies which fortune gins, • . Nor WYNDUAM . St merits 'should be left unsung; Whilst n►e,tnory has a note—or iirtise a tongue; Atts, scienee, polities, - his mind enibrzted, In all the variegated fonds of taste, Eager to know what could iir all be found, • And to con►n►unieatt the sarne around ; What tho' in all this range of mental pow'r, He sometimes crot►t a thistle for a dower, • 'rho' sometimes cup-a-pci he 'Tied i►is lance In all the gallantry 4.f old roinance, His alias • • were honest,—and thus understood He arrays acted for the public good. 0 GARRICK !: who can paint thy rations prisms To cheer and vivify the social hours ? Or, in the fascinating eltarins array'd, To rouse—to melt—to thrcaten or persuade? Whether in Lear's deerepid.form, all wild Pour:or, his frantic curses on his chill, Or now with tonrirrous, fell Ambition warm,. Assumed Macbetli=or Rtrkar,l' s hide:ills form , Or torn 'd aside to meet in sprightly glee His is:ighter-lot ing sister Comedy, In Drug-pi- I 's isii t I,ok— o r Ranger' s ease, %VIM] gave to fashion el err charm to please; Whate'er the part, 'twas nature . pure and whole, Who for tie purpose fir'd his lritultgrl soul, To shrw the rations passions as they 'lie, Without the borrow tkr * oltes of art's disguise, That all th' adminngworld in him might see Not One-Iml all mankind's cpitqme: • HMV oft wrapp'd up in wonder hare I been When tou anti Slzakspeare aggrandiz'd the scene? How oft as listening On thy Magic ground, I shared in all the fon,.i illusi , ms num), Lir'd o'er each act, in the loud applause, And felt the moral of the 1), tuna's laws, Laws, which display the 'wooers of mankind, Improve our taste and meliorate the mind. 4 ' Dr. clarlys Burney, Mus. fi Riiht Him.. William ,IV;viidlifttn. David Garrick, E. iSzg. &c, rr, he continued.] NIAGARA FALLS —Judge . PoaTER has made a contract, says an America Paper, to erect a per manent bridge front the American shore to (1/0,0 island, to enable- traveller's to view the Falls, m'ithotit crossing over to .the Canada shore, and Colonel P. IV/IMay is con,trocting a flight of Stairs, perfectly sate anti commodious, s o that in hrore . Ladiei ran descend two hundred feet from the precipice, and reach the foot. of the Falls with ease, anti safety, where a boat is-kept to cross the Niagat a.• A inisoutlerstandin g has arisen between Miss STEPifENS rind the Aliona;:cr ut the Cot k l'heatre. Miss STEPHENS's sal.,try ih-reli 351. per night for her services. For 'this liber a l sum, the 1114Hugt:1. cousiders ti she .1s bound to sing in .I.‘terpi,ces a s ‘vcii as in full ()rids, when he shall rtquire it, as site dill in Dublin The Lady conceives bvi• engAgeinent to be different ; as in Di.blin, in ad dition to the, above nightiv sum, she received a certain share of the money taken at the doors. By ititit,ial consent, 'l5l. of the 35/. 15 i„d ee d in the haildp of a Trustee, a legij opini(•; , can ,he taken upon her engagement, to Which heti) partite have a2t;•.:ed 'l6 1111...tnit. ['PRICE S VENPENCE: rALtow. • 'rite tlernand for !his ati;cle bas increased, I ntl the for• i;zit di"),o t sti, for- tiles. two rt,sott s tart, , he price must necessarily be higher tbKu it wa, last year. The tl.r-maul has increased . will the .gerieral. nielioration cif our trade, the activi!y nur maim iticturers, the advanced rate of u,ages, and the much larger stun wh,ie, the manal,ictiiring popu h can of course afford to lay our 1/11 this anti every other article,. Tbe supply front abroadhash, en gr Atially de elining from :be year 1814 to the present titne'; th e r e s en t ye a r is , h e "'eves f all ; atol•the two ' fdst years raken togethei hive pri4duCed' qua3tity equll to that of the year 1844 ; as ap. .ears from tie fonvvint- account of imports, hr the last four years, taken trout the Cusiom House returns ' YeAr•eliding 31st D ec . 1514, 55,1419 , Casks and 2.070 Bales. 1815, 46,668 do. 18,077 t! 1816, 38,375 do. G . ii i d 1817, 28,119 tlu. 1.,;53 do. And to the 20th Oct. 1818,- 26,:529 do. 3,96, ,-!o, The price in IZussia last ye,tr wa. from. to 170 rubl , s per pom! :, Ibis year it is 240 rubles. The home supply, both from. sheep .aud oxen, is greatly diminished. The wet wralitel spring produced an extensive rot among t , ic sovep, in consequence of winch twiny et khed. There were penned at F.!ir v ear 160,000 sheep ; this year only 100.000.' .On the other hand, the long drought of t! sum .so greatly burnt u - p the pa'stures, wits the oce,Ls;nn of very material injury to tire oxen. The., be •srs last year produced ?rem ,10 to 11 stone 0 t4t. each ; this year they do not aver: ge eahove 5 stone. Rough fat, which is a reu•ty inu.;ey aultle, not ,subject to speculation, was lust year, in 0, , tdrer,, $5. 101 per stone; it is now ss. 100. . . The stock of Tallow on hand is n•:u-nallysmr9ll,. and it never was so generally 'and equaily divided as it is arprescnt. From the LONDON GAZETTE of Oct. 24. Irhiteltall,Ott. 24, 1813. AIEMORANDLIM Ibis Royal Hightirss the kiinee i:efzent has been pleased, in the name and on the InAmit of his'lVlajesfy;, to nominate and appoint the following Oliicers !whose names ,vere lel in former (hzettes), Companions of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath. . . Lienienant-Gilonels—Charles Dashwood..3d Regiment of ro )f Guards; Thomas Kenah, half-pay,sBth rout; John Fre d, nck Eivart, tiith.Fo.t, late of ./ Ropil Yuri; Rang..rs ; Jaa,es ilawber ' Royal :.'atillerv; IZ unison, 24th i'out Nlajor Thuinas AnbUrcy ) . l3,agai Eiit;i:iev s. BANKRUPTCY ENLA':GED. J. Trustrnm, King-street, Gosv,ell-street, builder, from Oct. 27 to Dec. 15. BANKR - UPTS.' G. Dyson, jun. China-terrace, Lambeth, auctioneer, Oct. 27, Nov. 7, •and Dee. 5, at. twelve, at Guildital:. Ai ith Mr. Hodson, Staple Inn. .. J. Wilson, ItilthliOne place, Oxford -street, bookseller, Oct. 27, Nov. 7, and Dec. S. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Nind and Cutterill, Tlitogittortoti-Ateet. J. W. A. Snuggs, Linty-street, spirit-atel chant,' Oct. 31, Nov. 7, and Dec. "5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens aad.Woo,;, Little St, fliowas Apostle, Queen Streit. W. Mist, Sheffield, merchant, Noe. 5. 6, and Dec. 5, at twe!ve, at the Angel listi,Nlietlield. Attorney., Mr. C. WU.. sou, C.:l es 1::e-st rect, Hatton-garden. Lt. Graham, Garstatig, Liticashire, grocer, Nov. 16, at fire, 17, and Dec. b, at eleven, at the White Horse' eles t :a, Lancashire. Attorney, Mr. H. Blaltelock, Jeaut's Ina, Fleet-street.. J. Harper, Fleet-street, bookseller, Oct. 31, Noe. 7 and Dec. 5, at, twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Eicka and wars, Aldeimanbtary. DIVIDENDS. • Nov. 18, J. Bush, Thateliain, Berkshire, innkeeper—Nor. 14, W. Bath, Esher, ,Surrey, 4, A. Au derson, Philptit-lanc e .61cl - chant—Nov. 14, W. 1 - 10,kins, Al dertgate-street, toour..—Nor. 16, .1. Lister, Netherton. York shire, merchant—iN:t.e. 16, S: dealer—Nor. 16. H. Ratite, t'; ~, : .ester, linen-llraper—Nov. 16, 'l'. I ..iliant anti W. Wei,ver, Sr. ;Michael 13edwartiine, Worcestershire, drapers—Nov. 14,.1'. Lester, Hatton-garden, .:aidwareman —Nov. 14, . Bryan, Cambei•tvell, merchant—Nov. 7, J. Great Newport-street, engraver—Nov. 10, 3. Smith, Tithe' uncle -walk, Middlesex, merchant—N.... 4, Pitcher, - Back-road, Sf tieorge, bricklayer—Nov. 14, L), kitikley and W. S. Hull, Brook-street, Holborn, wouklng goldsmiths—Nur. 7, .1. Wynyatt.stre e t. ti;tiswell strett-rnad, eersian-olasnitocincer—Nov. 14, J. S. Rains, Wapping -t.,:::, Middlesex, merchant—Nor. 10, F. Poi ;runes', Coteuration-r .v, Cierkenw ell, dis , iller- 7 Nov. 21, T. l'orday, .Margate, 3tatiuller . —Nov.lo, .1. Ashton, Tower , treat, wine met chant—Nov. 17, S. P. Sragar, Maidstone., 7, G. it.tousan, Paterihnt,f-row, Imo.; lu, D. Glover, Glitter-rant:, merchant—Dec... J. Wo,tre a.ol .1. New Bridge street, inerchaots —Nov. .7, W. 6..:nr, Maids-one, grocer—Nov.l u, IV. Orme, S.uthwarkonstin c r. Nov. 14, W. Browning, St. Mary-Axe, wiae merchant. CLItTIFiCATr.s—Nov. 14. • • J. Walker, Upper Russell-Street, Bet mon.key, elate m • —C. Blunt, Tavistock-,tivet; Covent-g den, opt int _ Verttenhalm, Itoseinaiy-Mno, - tie, Ftowe., Casi le stied, Holborn. jeweller —G. S Hastings, ship-owner---. 1. Torit...r,' Bury Mill, Heil corn-dealer—T. Nicholls, Birmingham, leatlnr selitr—R Bray, Gosport, liatividashcr. PARTN EIISI - 1 IPS DISSOLVED. W. R. Vigers and C. Mat tenzie, London—J. Bassarto, Thaines-streel, and .1. Levert, Kingston-upon-Hull. sugar retiners—W. Itusk and W. Inskip, Alomit-street,• LHIIII/Clh, paw;.n.dl.ers—S. Cave and S. Huntington, Citelteuliain, jets ellyrs--M and W. lialicrtson, Hawiek, hosiers —IV. Allen, sett. and. kV. Allen, jun. liewdiey, Worcester shire, tailors--W. De.upsey ainj T. Phillips, .Little Moor fields, builders—J. Blown and E. Taylor, ,Loath, Lincoln diaperi-,--,AI. IV tree and ' Ilailuver.sgamo, hote...keepers—kk . Speling and J. Barton, Chipping Sodhory, inlet...drapers—T., kV. and .1. Au hinson, Billingsgate, lisle iactors (so tar as,i dates to the said W. At kinson). SHoCKING ACCID3NT.- 1 1 - csterday morning., Awn . fie•o'ciock, as ti,e Portsmouili coach was on its way to London,- it p tie Gosport wavon ijear -Kingston, ,when te.coachmai: guard were alarmed at see i t 4 the horses of the ti,rogo' Lrn oil the. ro.ni ; uU stopi,ing co ascer. lain the cause,they round ,the unfortunate w ag goner•lying dnad in the road, n' - ,out hon,:refl yards . dit , ,tant trout tie waggon, with his I“ ad ed to pieces. It is z•opposed the deceased ha‘i been ririink on the Shahs of his waggon, front whence he tell off in his sleep, and the wLeJs passing over hiaji killed him. CM the spot. _ Fa. pa , ' u 4. :,--- 1" ,1°. ....."--. SO" e. of for.' re , t, res f .t ' I, • .114. ~,,,, ljr ," 14, 11 hOlt ; I,l o}l re. , ii'd